The Troll Hunter

[Of_Tomato]

Norwegian. Fucking brilliant and excellent. A scandinavian Blair Witch Project.

Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy2nAOdBUlw

[thesummerqueen]

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

How very disappointing. I though it was about some guy or girl (or even a piece of software)) seeking and destroying internet trolls.

[downbeatplumb]

You need a goat to kill a troll dont you?

[thesummerqueen]

How very disappointing. I though it was about some guy or girl (or even a piece of software)) seeking and destroying internet trolls.

This is far more entertaining.

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

How very disappointing. I though it was about some guy or girl (or even a piece of software)) seeking and destroying internet trolls.

This is far more entertaining.

Really? Isn't it like Blair Witch? I tried to watch that but fell asleep. (OK, I'm old and easily bored.)

Summer,these days I'm deeply suspicious of documentaries .Looking at the clip,it looks like a cynical attempt to repeat the unwarranted financial success of Blair Witch and Paranormal Events.

Last film to scare the bejabus out of me: The Exorcist,1974. I had nightmares for a week. ( I was 27 at the time)

Recently I've been watching "True Blood' ;a bit girlie . (although Anna Paquin is cute) 'The Walking Dead' ; is it meant to be a comedy? If so it isn't a very good one.

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Tangent:When I was at university, I met a graduate Anthropology student doing his Master's thesis on "The documentary as myth making". The provocative title led me to look at documentaries in an entirely different way from then onwards.-I don't just mean the simplistic polemics of say Mike Moore or Bill Maher,but 'serious 'documentaries.

[thesummerqueen]

Really? Isn't it like Blair Witch? I tried to watch that but fell asleep. (OK, I'm old and easily bored.)

I looked at it like a spoof of said movie, with trolls. That sounds fucking hilarious.

Last film to scare the bejabus out of me: The Exorcist,1974. I had nightmares for a week. ( I was 27 at the time)

Anything to do with ghosts or aliens scares me. That scene in "The Ring" when she crawls out of the TV? Holy fucking shit. Screaming nightmares. "Pulse" (i think that was the name) where it panned through the walls and you saw something scratching on the other side? Let's just say my ex told me to have my next boyfriend call him so he could warn them about the "night terrors".

I watch True Blood too, because that tall blonde hunk of Viking yum makes me drool. I'm looking forward to Game of Thrones. I'm not much of a TV watcher.
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Tangent:When I was at university, I met a graduate Anthropology student doing his Master's thesis on "The documentary as myth making". The provocative title led me to look at documentaries in an entirely different way from then onwards.-I don't just mean the simplistic polemics of say Mike Moore or Bill Maher,but 'serious 'documentaries.

Last documentary I saw was Nat Geo's "Hitler's Hidden Holocaust". Not sure why I watched it - I've seen enough to last a lifetime. It got stuck in my throat and wouldn't go away.

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

Last documentary I saw was Nat Geo's "Hitler's Hidden Holocaust". Not sure why I watched it - I've seen enough to last a lifetime. It got stuck in my throat and wouldn't go away.

Ah, I haven't seen that. I'll try to acquire it.

Have you seen:

" Imaginary Witness;Hollywood and The Holocaust"?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imaginary_Witness


Worth watching,.

[thesummerqueen]

Marked the page, will investigate this weekend possibly.